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Is the Era of ‘Lost Trust’ in Corporate Bonds Over?
The corporate bond market is entering a phase of restructuring, marked by a surge in issuances but a sharp decline in buybacks. Concurrently, the Ministry of Finance has proposed new regulations designed to act as a "filter" for the market. These measures aim to enhance transparency and restore confidence, addressing the "trust deficit" that has previously plagued the sector.
Moody’s Upgrades MSB’s Credit Rating
According to the latest assessment by Moody’s Ratings (Moody’s), Maritime Commercial Joint Stock Bank (HoSE: MSB) has had its long-term deposit and issuer ratings upgraded from B1 to Ba3. Additionally, the bank’s Baseline Credit Assessment (BCA) has been raised from b2 to b1.
Vietnam’s First Enterprise Surpasses $43 Billion in Market Capitalization
At the close of today’s trading session (November 28), Vingroup’s VIC shares surged by 5% to reach 260,400 VND per share. This milestone propelled Vingroup’s market capitalization past the 1 quadrillion VND mark for the first time in its history, making it the first Vietnamese company listed on the stock exchange to achieve this remarkable feat.
